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[nectariferous]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced subdomain registration functionality on the website.
  • Added various user interface improvements including a new page title, enhanced design, and responsiveness.
  • Implemented form validations and error handling for better user experience.
  • Added user authentication and session management features.
  • Enabled new endpoints for serving static files and handling GitHub events.

• Security Enhancements

  • Integrated security middleware such as Helmet and rate limiting.
  • Improved session management with enhanced cookie settings.

• Performance Enhancements

  • Replaced CDN links with local paths for stylesheets and scripts for faster loading.

• Logging and Monitoring

  • Added logging with Winston for better error tracking and monitoring.

• Configuration

  • Updated vercel.json to support additional environment variables and new routes.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 34dd423 and fb692c9.

Walkthrough

The update enhances the overall functionality and security of the Sublink.rest website. Key changes include new dependencies, improved server setup, updated client-side styling and behavior, and added metadata for better social media sharing. Security and performance have been boosted with middleware additions, and user interaction improvements provide a better interface for subdomain registration and management.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.nvmrc	Added Node.js version specification (20x).
package.json	Included new dependencies: helmet, cors, express-rate-limit, uuid, dotenv, morgan, and winston. Updated Node.js version.
public/css/styles.css	Introduced custom styles for enhancing website design and user experience.
public/index.html	Updated title, metadata, URLs, layout, styling, form validations, and UI improvements for subdomain registration.
public/js/app.js	Added JavaScript module for managing user authentication, interactions, and API communications.
server.js	Added middleware for security, logging, rate limiting, and CORS. Enhanced session management, error handling, and added new endpoints.
vercel.json	Updated environment variables, build configuration, and added new routes for various paths and file types.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant Browser
    participant Server
    participant GitHub

    User->>+Browser: Access Sublink.rest
    Browser->>+Server: Request index.html
    Server-->>-Browser: Serve index.html

    User->>Browser: Fill and submit login form
    Browser->>+Server: Send login request
    Server->>+GitHub: Authenticate with GitHub
    GitHub-->>-Server: Return user data
    Server-->>-Browser: Set session, return success

    User->>Browser: Fill subdomain registration form
    Browser->>+Server: Send subdomain registration request
    Server-->>-Browser: Return registration status

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Poem

In a world of code and light,
Sublink.rest takes flight.
With styles so fine,
And servers aligned,
Subdomains shine bright.
🐇✨

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